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Scalable industrial manuacture and automated design flow for prototype multi-sample microfluidic analysis instrument for biomolecular samples (Phase I)

Scalable industrial manuacture and automated design flow for prototype multi-sample microfluidic analysis instrument for biomolecular samples (Phase I)
生物分子样品多样品微流控分析仪器原型的可扩展工业制造和自动化设计流程(第一阶段)
批准号:
478916-2015
负责人:
Gray, Bonnie
金额:
$9.11万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Idea to Innovation
财政年份:
2015
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2015-01-01 至 2016-12-31

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In many fields of importance to Canadians' health and well-being, such as environmental monitoring, medical diagnostics, food safety, forensics, and basic biological research, the ability to perform biomolecular and chemical detection is of paramount importance. There is a growing need for fast, accurate, and inexpensive instruments for sample manipulation with high-throughput for detection of agents from: 1) many samples; and/or 2) multiple agents in a single sample. Currently, such large-scale analysis is performed using slow, conventional lab techniques or large table-top systems. We have previously proposed uROAMS: a Microfluidic, Reconfigurable On-site Analyser for Multiplexed Samples, which is a new approach to the high-throughput portability problem solved by merging electronically controlled functional materials for microfluidics with state-of-the-art field programmable technology. We have previously developed enabling technologies for uROAMS that employ microfluidic multiplexing devices based on reconfigurable microfluidic interconnect. Building on our substantial successes during early-stage technology development, we now seek to combine and improve these technologies to provide a marketable prototype guided by experienced manufacturers and end-users. The main objectives of the proposal are: 1) produce a commercialization-ready prototype by developing the necessary materials and methods to enable reliable, uniform mass production and operation; and 2) improve the software aspects of the prototype to consider these new materials and methods and provide runtime control and a commercially viable simulator. The unit will be portable, generic, and, most importantly and unlike other microfluidic devices based on other technologies, be easily scalable to a much larger number of samples and tests. This new unit will lead to a disruptive modular commercial product with applications in multiple market sectors that has not yet been achieved using devices based on other microfluidics and control technologies.
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